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From timeline to profile: Keeping structural prompts continuous

Use cases of ship locks, shared hot and cold walls, and courtyard ventilation to break down continuous structures, changing paths, and verifiable details.

The most likely failure of complex prompt words is not the lack of details, but the fact that each detail is independent and not connected to each other. Instead of constantly adding "precision", "richness" and "professionalism", it is better to first determine a continuous path from the left end of the picture to the right end, from the ground to the interior, or from the surface of the material to the core.

The same ship lock has continuously evolved from wooden machinery to an ecological waterway.

Time changes must share the same skeleton

A hundred-year timeline of a ship lockRather than cutting the four eras into small, unrelated pictures, the same waterway and stone walls were retained, allowing wooden gates, steel machinery, electrical control equipment and wetland restoration to continuously transform horizontally. When writing a timeline, first lock the coordinates that will not change, and then specify which materials, equipment, and usage methods will be gradually replaced.

The comparison must occur within a structural relationship

Section of the shared wall between the forge room and the ice roomBy placing heat and cold on either side of the same load-bearing wall, temperature differences can therefore be read through firelight, ice, door openings and human movement. If you only write "contrast of warm and cold", the model will easily divide the color into two; after adding common walls, passages and work processes, contrast becomes a spatial logic.

The forge and ice room share walls and floors in the same section

Before arrowing, make sure there is really a way for air and water to go.

Siheyuan natural ventilation analysis diagramSupport airflow with patio openings, roof elevations, and tree shading;Transparent water cycle classroom teaching aidsThe watershed, reservoir, treatment facilities and rivers are made into traceable physical connections. The arrows in the prompt words can only explain the existing structure and cannot replace the structure itself.

The airflow and sunlight paths around the courtyard model are based on real openings

##Write restrictions as check items

After completing the prompt words, you can ask item by item: Does the subject have only one continuous space? Are scales shared before and after the transition? Do characters appear only when required to manipulate or indicate proportions? Can the edge of the material indicate how it is connected? Continue browsingDesign classification,timeline tagsandTechnical prompt word approach from profile to blueprint, it is easier to get stable results than stacking more adjectives.